Übersetzung für "Competition for jobs" in Deutsch

The competition for jobs in this field is relatively high.

Some people see refugees as competition for jobs and affordable living space.

The increased competition for jobs drives up the level of credentials required.

Meanwhile, working-class incomes were hit by rising competition for jobs from countries with lower labor costs.

So far, however, the skilled trade unions have fostered especially sectional interests, intensifying the competition for jobs by using training policy as a weapon.

Competition for jobs is keen, and there are often severalthousand applicants.

His resolution begins by stating that world trade must help raise living standards, ensure full employment and increase prosperity rather than lead to ruinous competition for jobs.

In fact it is rather the reverse, such that the 14 - 15 million people who are unemployed face increasing competition for jobs by the addition of new groups at the same time as wage-related pressures increase.

As a result, many resent welfare recipients and fear competition for jobs – a sentiment that is fueling the rise of populist, anti-EU, and anti-immigrant parties across Europe.

Any minimum wage would automatically also apply to immigrant workers, mitigating “unfair” competition for low-skilled jobs.

If a young female lawyer or banker on a promising career track decides to leave the office “early” every day to be home with her kids for dinner, work part-time, or take time out to be a full-time caregiver, she is quickly knocked out of the competition for top jobs.

They hope for an upturn in the economic climate, or to get a comparative advantage in the ferocious competition for first jobs.

They are concerned that, as the internet has accelerated competition for investments, jobs and economic influence at a global level, Europe is not equipping itself adequately to prosper in this growth sector of the knowledge economy.

The latest issue of the European Vacancy Monitor (EVM) reveals a shortage of labour supply in countries such as Austria, Denmark Sweden, Estonia and Latvia, while competition for jobs is increasing in countries such as Greece, Slovakia and Spain.

Young residents face an acute competition for available jobs from non-residents, who are often as much or even more skilled.

Because the schools taught in Dutch, the Minahasans had an early advantage in the competition for government jobs and places in the colonial army.

Competition for jobs is therefore extremely keen, but rewards in terms of responsi bility and salary are commensurate.

In the context of increasing competition for available jobs, the Foundation's work in this area will pay attention to equality of opportunity so that in the restructuring of the labour market and in the blurring of boundaries between home and work, the needs, aspirations and potential of both men and women can be met.

Competition for jobs is therefore extremely keen, but rewards in terms of responsibility and salary are commensurate.

Competition for jobs is keen, andthere are often several thousand applicants.

But in times of economic hardship, when competition for jobs and in the housing market increases, discriminatory attitudes may be on the rise and discriminatory practices may still be applied.

For instance, immigrants are frequently linked to feelings of insecurity due to public concern over competition for jobs and housing, increasing demands on the welfare state, and general anxieties over national security.